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When I was young, I would spend a lot of time looking at the photographs in National Geographic Magazines. Of course one image that stood out was the photograph of Sharbat Gula by Steve McCurry. Images like that made me want to be a National Geographic photographer too. I got my first camera when I was about 13 years old. Documenting people was and is interesting to me. I imagine that is because I am interested in people and love hearing their stories and documenting them.
After I graduated from school, I moved to NYC to do an internship for Maria Robledo. She was one of the pioneers of the the natural light photography movement for food and editorial photography. In recent years, I have combined my love of photography and chocolate to photograph chocolate makers, chocolate festivals, cacao farms and people involved in chocolate.
– Paul Caponigro
Too often we photograph poses, not people. My goal is to take photographs that show personalities, memories and emotions, not poses. Do you need someone to photograph your festival, event or origin trip? I would love to talk with you.
– Alfred Eisenstaedt
Nettie, the pictures you take of your fellow chocolatiers at these conventions are just extraordinary— I would go so far as to say I’ve never seen better. What you managed to capture and bring out of people… You have a gift, I tell you what.
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